Special deliveries were made across the elderly care wards at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham this week, with a delicious treat of a mince pie and handmade Christmas card written by children for patients and staff.

Sunrise of Mobberley resident Sheila Clarke had the honour of cutting the cake to celebrate the care home’s 12th birthday.

Sunrise of Eastbourne has received a rating of ‘Outstanding’ from the Care Quality Commission (CQC), the independent regulator of health and social care services in England – a rating which only around 1% of care homes receive.

Residents at Sunrise of Banstead were joined by two three-year-old Shetland ponies, called Blossom and Dotty, from Kingswood in Surrey.

Residents from Sunrise of Eastbourne have been busy knitting hats and scarves and have yet again set up a donation fund in aid of the “Help the Homeless” campaign, led by two local primary school children.

Sunrise of Eastbourne strives to make a difference to people’s lives, each and every day, whether it’s delivering high-quality care to residents, or supporting local causes and national charities.

Sunrise of Mobberley, on Hall Lane, attended the King’s School Macclesfield Volunteering Fair on 22nd November. The team ran one of the stands at the fair, where they spoke to Sixth Form students about the opportunities at Sunrise of Mobberley.